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> Firstly I am in a hell of a state ! secondly I am in the uk. - Despite what
>       I have said I do use th following some nights - make a bandana  
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>       performance silver mesh, put a pillow case over my head then place the
>       bandana over the pillowcase and then fold the remaining draped  
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>       pillow case back over the bandana so that the silver mesh is  
> not in direct
>       contact with my scalp and then the pillow case protects  
> somewhat the mesh,
>       if you see what I mean. I have got some issues with this as  
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>       it is possible that the mesh captures some emr and re-radiates  
> it about my
>       head such as low frequency signals in the air, but somehow it acts as a
>       propholactic anyhow. I also have some issues with breathing to  
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>       mesh as something tells me that the metal content could wear  
> off and end up
>       in your lungs ? who knows what the long term issues of that would be.
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>       In a message dated 10/05/2012 03:51:41 GMT Daylight Time,
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>       Hmm...looks like you've tried quite a few. No wonder you're frustrated.
>       I'm sorry. Do you mind me asking what state you're in?
>       Lizzie
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>       To: [hidden email][2]_ (mailto:[hidden email][3])
>       From: [hidden email][4]_ (mailto:[hidden email][5])
>       Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 14:33:16 -0400
>       Subject: Re: [eSens] EMR Brain Protection
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>       peaked caps lined with bobinet or silver mesh, plus tried making my own
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>       even tried the tinfoil, evan tried a whole body garment with silver
>       thread,
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>       did not give me much respite, best to keep out or limit time  
> in offensive
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>       environments. Best to have a good gap between you and the sheilding,
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>       especially with new 4g low lf.
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>       puk
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>       In a message dated 09/05/2012 03:07:58 GMT Daylight Time,
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> [hidden email][6]_ (mailto:[hidden email][1]) writes:
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>       Just out of curiosity, which shielded hats have you used?
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>       Lizzie
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>       To: [hidden email][7]_ (mailto:[hidden email][2]) _
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>       From: [hidden email][8]_ (mailto:[hidden email][4]) _
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>       Date: Tue, 8 May 2012 17:36:42 -0400
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>       Subject: Re: [eSens] EMR Brain Protection
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>       ok my friend you belive in your product and good luck to you,  
> I have been
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>       es for 12 yrs and never found a hat to be that good so lets  
> see your next
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>       video please.
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>       puk
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>       In a message dated 07/05/2012 19:47:29 GMT Daylight Time,
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>       Citando [hidden email][12]_ (mailto:[hidden email][8]) _
>       (mailto:[hidden email][8]_ (mailto:[hidden email][4]) ) _
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>       (mailto:[hidden email][8]_ (mailto:[hidden email][4]) _
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>       > Not convinced here it seems that the hat or rather the  
> screening materiel
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>       > only fuuly protects if it is tight to the antenna, is it not
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>       > materiel may act as an absorber after a while if not
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>       > drained/earthed. Full
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>       > face is the way to go or at least full back of head ears and eyes.
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>       You are completely wrong.
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>       When I have time available, I'll make a video to show that you are
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>       completely wrong.
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>       You are right on only one fact: these hats do not protect the face and
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>       eyes.
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>       These hats intended to protect the brain and cerebellum. That they can.
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>       These hats, caps and beanies are just hats, caps and beanies. They are
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>       not diving suits. And they do not turn people just like mummies.
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>       These hats, caps and beanies to follow a philosophy: to enable people
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>       EMR hypersensitive to attend public places discreetly, but with a high
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>       protection.
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